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BARNS OF IOWA

10/19/2015

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I meant to post this on October 3rd, but time has gotten away from from me.  Between subbing for other instructors, guest speaking, writing the introduction to my thesis and everything else, it is no wonder I never was able to get around to posting this. 

So recently I went out and photographed barns on my way from Slater to Ames.  I am quite proud of the results.  Although these did not make it into the project I originally took them for, I am sure they will come in handy some day.  My favorite shot from this set is probably the silo.  There is just something about it that makes me happy.  I am not sure if it is the contrast of black and white or if it is the the face I see on the side of the silo that makes it look as if the building is screaming.  

Would love to hear some feedback on this post. Do you enjoy the images? What feelings do they invoke? 
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